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The Goblin Pages by Jamie Ivey

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"Sit back and watch."

"Watch what?"

"Why, the trees grow, of course."

"That'll take a lifetime."

"Perhaps."

Zach has always been different. Now aged eleven and starting secondary school he wants nothing more than to be like other children. But when the school bully discovers that Zach famously went missing in Sherwood Forest for four years of his life, the teasing starts. If only Zach could remember what happened to him in the forest, he might be able to defend himself.

With the help of his enigmatic form teacher and his friends, Zach attempts to solve the mystery of his lost years in the woods. He uncovers a centuries-old environmental conflict and magic that could change the world.



About the Author
Jamie Ivey lives in the South of France with his wife and three daughters. He is the prize-winning author of five books on Provence. His work has been published worldwide and translated into multiple languages. The Goblin Pages is his first children's book. So far, it's been unreservedly praised by just two of his children. The third, the eldest, while rating it a good read is insistent that any future books must contain more horses.


Book Information
ISBN 9781915352262
Author Jamie Ivey
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint The Book Guild Ltd
Publisher The Book Guild Ltd

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The Book Guild Ltd


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